Proof on the firm's own questions
A case study from another market cannot show what Delphic will produce for this firm. The bounded proof moves the decision onto three selected buyer-question families that matter to the client.
The first review takes place two weeks after the approved public sources become discoverable. It is an early result inside a longer establishment cycle, not the end of that cycle. The review shows whether the agreed movement appeared, did not appear or remains unclear at that point.
A separate decision follows
The client can inspect the starting position, the live Answer Objects and the captured follow-up evidence, then run the agreed questions independently. It does not have to approve a larger engagement to receive the result.
Delphic then presents a strategy shaped by what the proof showed. The client decides whether anything further should follow.